cli_yeah

This function is inspired by (if not mostly copied from)
<code><a href="https://usethis.r-lib.org/reference/ui-questions.html">usethis::ui_yeah</a></code> function. It's purpose is to ask user a yes/no question.
The differences are:<ol>
<li>It is more limited in answer options customization. This is done on
purpose to standardize command line dialogues in our code.</li>
<li>It uses <code>cli</code> package under the hood, so <code>cli</code> rich text formatting is
possible.</li>
</ol>

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including uploading, downloading, reading, and writing files, with functions
for both 'Google Drive' (<https://www.google.com/drive/>) and 'Amazon S3'
(<https://aws.amazon.com/s3/>).

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Gradient Metrics 

cli_yeah function

<dl><dt>x</dt>
<dd>Question to display.</dd>
<dt>straight</dt>
<dd>(logical) Ask a straight Yes/No question? By default (when
<code>FALSE</code>), two different "no" options and one "yes" option are sampled from
a pool of variants. In other words it behaves just like <code><a href="https://usethis.r-lib.org/reference/ui-questions.html">usethis::ui_yeah</a></code>
with default parameter setup. When <code>straight = TRUE</code>, it only shows "Yes"
and "No", literally.</dd>
<dt>.envir</dt>
<dd>Environment to evaluate the glue expressions in.</dd></dl>

Arguments

This function is inspired by (if not mostly copied from)
<code><a href='https://usethis.r-lib.org/reference/ui-questions.html'>usethis::ui_yeah</a></code> function. It's purpose is to ask user a yes/no question.
The differences are:<ol>
<li>It is more limited in answer options customization. This is done on
purpose to standardize command line dialogues in our code.</li>
<li>It uses <code>cli</code> package under the hood, so <code>cli</code> rich text formatting is
possible.</li>
</ol>

User Interface: Ask a Yes/No question — cli_yeah

<dl>

<dt>x</dt>
<dd>Question to display.</dd>


<dt>straight</dt>
<dd>(logical) Ask a straight Yes/No question? By default (when
<code>FALSE</code>), two different "no" options and one "yes" option are sampled from
a pool of variants. In other words it behaves just like <code><a href='https://usethis.r-lib.org/reference/ui-questions.html'>usethis::ui_yeah</a></code>
with default parameter setup. When <code>straight = TRUE</code>, it only shows "Yes"
and "No", literally.</dd>


<dt>.envir</dt>
<dd>Environment to evaluate the glue expressions in.</dd>

</dl>

cli_yeah: User Interface: Ask a Yes/No question

Description

Usage

Value

Arguments